Alright, so Taz Express is basically what happens if you take the Tasmanian Devil, shove a bunch of packages into his hands, and tell him to run wild through a bunch of chaotic levels. It’s a classic N64 platformer, but with way more spinning and destruction than usual.

You start off just trying to deliver stuff, but of course, nothing’s ever simple—there are obstacles everywhere, weird puzzles, and enemies that just love getting in your way. The controls take a second to get used to (Taz moves like, well, a tornado), but once you figure out how to aim his spins, it’s stupidly satisfying to plow through everything.

It’s got that bright, cartoony N64 look, and the levels are packed with little secrets if you bother to explore. Not gonna lie, some of the later deliveries get brutal, but in that good "one more try" kind of way. If you ever wanted to play as a delivery service gone completely off the rails, this is your game.